Nasir Jamshed, a Pakistani cricketer is an opening batsman
with a left hander batting style and a right arm bowling style. Being an aggressive
batsman, Nasir is thought of as a capable batsman in playing all strokes around
the wicket and converting the starts into bigger scores.
This talented batsman was born on 6 December 1989 in Lahore and is now a part
our Pakistan Cricket team representing in One Day International (ODI) as well
as in Twenty20 International (T20) matches.
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Nasir's Career
Now aged 23, Nasir started his carrier in cricket at a very
early stage and was promoted gradually by his impressive and visible talent.
His performance in first class debut for National Bank of Pakistan was a
shining 74 when he was only 15. And then he was selected for the Pakistan under
19s side to play visiting Sri-Lankans. Here he gave some thrilling performances
and the match to a draw with a 253-run first innings lead.
Jamshed made his International debut in early 2008 against
Zimbabwe in the home ODI series and received a Man of the Match award. He
succeeded in obtaining consecutive centuries in first and second matches in the
second ODI. The year 2012 is a memorable year for Nasir Jamshed when against
India in Bangladesh during the 2012 Asia Cup; he scored a 112 from only 104
balls and was involved in a 224 run partnership with Mohammad Hafeez. They also
outshined Saeed Anwar and Aamer Sohail’s record of 144 runs made in 1996 by
their this partnership which is known as the second best opening partnership
for Pakistan ever made against any team as well as first best partnership
against India in One Day Internationals.
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As mostly many of our players are accused of some or the
other things. Nasir at a time in his carrer was also accused of spot fixing in
Bangladesh Premier League on which due to soft stance from Pakistan Cricket
Board he was there in the Asia Cup after which he scored 112 remarkable runs
against India.
Amongst these accusations Nasir’s one shocking news
prevailed on televisions when he was found cheating in his class 9th
exam. When he and his fellows were caught cheating they were handed over to the
police and sooner it was told that one among them has also played for Pakistan
Cricket Team. The Lahore Police claimed of finding them “red-handed” while
cheating. Many channels even showed Nasir behind the bars at that time, but, this
all is now forgotten by his great performances and his love for the country
that has made him a National Hero. He is at present a batsman who is observed
as a talented player and one who plays wilfully and enthusiastically for
Pakistan.
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